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very plain JS: var table; var editor; jQuery(document).ready(function() { console.log('DataTable

You can use dom to place things around the table. You can also have fine tuning of the placement of Buttons by using the constructor as shown in this example, Colin

For the table, you can call column().visible() - this will hide the column. For the Editor form, you can call field().disable(). This example from this thread should help, it's conditionally hiding an Editor field. Colin

But I would still like to link to each row, a child table.... how can I implement? like this link: https://social.microsoft.com/Forums/id-ID/3a896bdd-b1c3-41db-8243-a55e47099d3b/how-to-create-report-that-looks-like-an-access-table-with-parent-child-relationship?forum=sqlreportingservices

use col-3 on the table element - put a wrapper

based on how the table is sorted. row.add() is

tr semantically is a table row. Thus the conflict.

Get API instance for table let hidePickedRecords = $("#hide-picked-checkbox").is(":checked") ? 1

and just redraw the table with draw() to force

DataTable for a static table, not data coming from